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March 31st, 2009, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by reiver58

Christopher Buckley writes a good series of dark humour political satire. "Thank you for smoking" is much edgier than the movie. Florence of Arabia and No Way to Treat a First lady are equally entertaining.

I read an early one of Chris Buckley's - The White House Mess. Wherein Ronald Reagan refused to give up the Presidency on Inauguration Day. I recall it being quite entertaining, and expected to see it at some time as a Made-for-Television movie. Haven't done yet though.

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